Los Angeles, California - Taylor Swift has brought her sold-out stadium tour to the big screen with The Eras Tour concert film, giving fans a front-row seat to the hottest show in town.

The 33-year-old has brought her ultra-popular concert series to movie theaters across the globe, granting plenty more Swifties the chance to finally see her career-spanning live show.

The movie's footage was filmed during the first half of the singer's six-night stint at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles back in August.

With this in mind, fans can expect the setlist changes and surprise songs from the first three shows to be featured in the film version.

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With a record-breaking $100 million earned in advanced ticket sales alone, The Eras Tour concert film has been hailed as a saving grace for theaters amid the SAG-AFTRA strike.

Swifties, look what you've made her do! The Eras Tour concert film is available for early access showing as of Thursday, October 12.

Initially, Swift had partnered with AMC Theatres directly for an October 13 release date in the US, with most other countries following suit.

But in a stunning twist, the superstar responded to the "unprecedented demand" by bringing the date forward one day, announcing on social media that tickets would be available as of 10 AM EDT on Thursday.

For Swifties in Brazil, Bulgaria, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Macau, Romania, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Turkey, and Vietnam, the movie will be released on November 3.

The movie will play in over 4,000 AMC locations in the US, with showings also being held through Cinemark and Regal Theaters.

In Canada, Cineplex will distribute the film, while Cinepolis will distribute it in Mexico and Central America. European Swifties can catch The Eras Tour concert film at any Odeon location.

The Eras Tour movie will play in 100 countries and more than 8,500 total.

Taylor has reunited with Disney+ to release The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version) exclusively on the platform.

The streaming version includes the previously-cut performance of cardigan as well as four new surprise songs. It also features Long Live, The Archer, and Wildest Dreams, which were cut from the theatrical version but included in the rental release.

The movie begins streaming on March 14 at 9 PM EST.